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9/11The Power of the people : active nonviolence in the United States
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271 pages : 28 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 246-261) and index
The roots of American nonviolence 1650-1915 -- World War I and American opposition -- Woman's suffrage -- The labor movement -- The anti-war movement -- World War II and the Pacifist Community -- Towards revolutionary nonviolence -- Direct action for disarmament -- The Civil Rights Movement -- United Farm Workers Union -- The peace movement -- Making connections: Disarmament, equality and a healthy environment
Includes bibliographical references (pages 246-261) and index
The roots of American nonviolence 1650-1915 -- World War I and American opposition -- Woman's suffrage -- The labor movement -- The anti-war movement -- World War II and the Pacifist Community -- Towards revolutionary nonviolence -- Direct action for disarmament -- The Civil Rights Movement -- United Farm Workers Union -- The peace movement -- Making connections: Disarmament, equality and a healthy environment
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